Road rage vs. cyclist in Beverly Hills (video)

By Kevin Roderick | April 23, 2013 7:23 PM

Beverly Hills police are asking for help in identifying the driver of this car who appears to deliberately pin a bicyclist against a trash dumpster in an alley off Wilshire Boulevard. The victim is calling it a case of road rage. The car is a 2008 white BMW 328i and the incident occurred April 3.


The Beverly Hills police have a Vimeo page.


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